Here's the background:
What happened? Not only did he row the 2,000 miles unaided across the Atlantic, he beat the previous record by two weeks. Two weeks!
It took him 38 and a quarter days, but he did it. It's not surprising that he also does ultramarathons, as the mental toughness required for such a feat is something normal people can't begin to fathom.
Fatigue. Fear. Loneliness. Pain. And oh, about a dozen capsizes.
The human heart, body, and spirit are truly remarkable.
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